First time to buy this brand and it was a huge mistake. Looks worse than any dog food, a pile of ground up slop. Wouldn't even feed it to the dog! So sticky you have to use a spatula to get it out of the can.

Recipe changed and now this is basically soup. Not the same thick chili it was for many years. We thought it was a bad batch, but then further purchases led us to learn of recipe change. We will never buy again.

Flavor is very good but very thick texture and smooth. I'm going to add a small can of tomatoes and beans to remaining cans for a more traditional midwest chili. Will probably need a little extra chili powder after adding the two extra ingredients.

I've used Hormel No Beans for years and really saw no difference (on a hot dog) between the two other than the Wolf Brand does list more calories and a small amount more salt. That said, in my use I normally add hamburger, tomatoes, pinto beans, kidney beans, some honey and vinegar, mushrooms, onion, and a bell pepper to make a large bowl of mild chili I cook on low and slowly for about two hours.

Family has always liked the flavor of Wolf Brand Chili. It doesn't matter if it is with or without beans the flavor is constantly the same. Everyone in the family has a preference, Wolf Brand Chili without beans for chili dogs, omelettes, etc., and with beans for crackers and cornbread.

For the first 30+ years of our marriage I bought this when we wanted Frito Pie, but it began to give me a lot of reflux issues so I had to switch brands 10-20 years ago. I just ran out of the canned chili and decided to order more. I saw Wolf brand is cheaper so I bought a box of it for my husband and the Hormel for me. We like both brands, but GERD and dental problems are making it tougher for me to shop or cook. Still, this used to be my favorite brand. Switching had NOTHING to do with the brand. It had everything to do with muy gut. Literally.

Where do I begin...this has to be some of the worst chili sold in a can. This is worse than dog food...it smells worse than dog food. This company should be shut down. Worse yet...I wish I had kept the can and taken pictures of what appeared to be brown hair. I examined it closely, thinking that it might just be a string of lean beef, then I saw another hair. It was too disgusting...I didn't even want it in my trash. I tied it up in a plastic bag and took it out of my house. I wouldn't give this to a dog...let alone to the local food pantry.

I keep these I. The pantry for chili dogs or to top a baked potato as a quick and easy meal.

Wolf Brand Chili is so good I can eat it straight out of the can. My husband thinks I'm crazy.

Good price on sale and great product